Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-05

treated oy the coal company ID the p6sl
 hearing there was some difficulty at th,
 mines in which their friends, the owners
 were likely tN como out second best
 sent word that If they were needed theJ
 would send from the reservation near bJ
 one hundred braves to guard the minei
 and such of the miners who were will
 ing to work. IL Is thought the strike
 will end shortly, as the companies sre
 finding DO difh=ulty in procuring all the
 new ds they need for working the
 mines.
 SAN FRANcIsco. February 25-Aecord.
 ing to the records of the state imnigra-
 ton association, about five thousand Im-
 migrants have arrived in California
 since the first of January, of whom over
 two-thirds have become permanent set
 tiers. This number IS exclusive of ex- curs.OnIsts, slthough many of those arc inquiring for locations snd buying homes. About elght thousand of these excursionIsts have arrived SO far this year. The number of the permanent settlers above mentioned, IS also exclus- i've of the large number ot persons who have not applied to the association.
 SAN FRANCISCO. February 25-Mrs. Jennie NJ. Crocker, wife of Col. Charles Crocker. and dsughter-in-lsv of the great railroad king, died in child birth
 to-day, ct her residence in this city. She was aged 2S.
 NEEDLES, Cal, Feb. 2s.-The persons
 who were injured in the accident on the 4. < F. railroad by the tram going
 through the burned bridge on Sstur. day night, were brought in here last night and everything done for their comfort. Engineer HOdRdon died early yesterday. His bravery and presence of mind ID applying the air brakes and re- verslng the engine saved many lives. The company had physicians on hand SOON after, and the injured are all do- ing well. Express Messenger Thomp- sop, although injured, worked at the wrecked Ht the wreck and saved nearly oil the tressure-sbout S200.0O0. The balance of the express was a total loss. All east bound mail except four paper pouches, were rescued. Only 2 or 3 trunks were saved of all the baggage. The remains of Brakeman Gilbert were picked mp and would not fill a candle box. The fireman escaped without a scratch. Nothing remains of the engine sDd three care but a mass of old iron. 1 he train did not take fire tlll about twenty minutes after it ran of the bridge and the flames came from one of the lamps exploding m the mail car. How the bridge caught fire no ous seems to know. A track was Dullt around the wreck and trains are now running on time. The wrecked rain consisted of seven cars, containing about seventy passengers.
 NEEDLES, Cal. Feb. 2s.-Ths east bound passenger train due at 9:40 p. m. | .t the Needles, run into a burnt bridge, l 'our miles west of thst place on Satur- lrdsy afternoon. The engine. baggage, express and one Pullman car took fire | md were entirely burned A brakeman, .go Indians and a tramp were burned O death and six other persons seriously | 70 jured. The engineer IS not expected | O live. MsIor J. l.. Rath5ons of San | Francisco Is badly cut in the head.
 BOsroS, Mass, Feb. 2S.-Gen. Payne, owner of the Mayfiower, has placed her b the hands of Architect Burgess, her | designer, and 1t IS the lstter's intention | Q send her to England to compete with | he Arrow for the Queens cup, The | iacht will probably sal about the first 4 June.
 LONDON Feb. 2S.- Dispatches from New Zealand, announce | hat fire in a principal business block | 4 tas, town caused damage to the ex- ent of El500OO.
 ROME, February 2S-Heart-Fsnding letaiis of the disaster caused by the continue tO arrive. At JIanO Marine to-day, child twelve ears old and her father were taken rom the debrls where both had expired | .yOn the spot. The survivors of DianO iarInO say that a msjOrIty of the VIC ms were killed by the second shock, he people having reentered their houses D procure clothing. The sum of Sl5,- 70 has been found In the ruins. Inc ,odies of victims wrapped m shrouds le n the middle of the streets. The .auic was renewed a, Genoa to-day, on alse reports that Father DenZa had rcdicted another shock. Both there nd at Savons the people refused to re- urn to their homes. They sleep in im- revised places of shelter. Slight oscil- stIo1s were felt to- day at Albengs and 'Orto MsurziO. Relief committees are ,eiug organized thrOugout the country, ut 1t Is impossible to supply the numer- ms wants. A bill will be introduced In 'lrlisment for credit of Sl.0O0.OOO for e.l-f purposes.
 ALBUQUERQUE. N. M., February 26- 'araculars have just reached here of a alamity which happened to lady and uO children SD HOlbrOok, A. T. It ap- ears that Mrs. Cart left CarriZo, a place here she had been visiting, distance bout seven miles from her home, at , 'clock P. M.. February 18th. On that lay this section was visited by 6 regular esert sandstOrm, and at the time she aft CarrizD 1t was blowing R hurricane. j.ouis Oj ssHd filed the BIT, SO that 1t gRs almost impossible to discern any .t iecs at distance of thirty yArds. 'le darkness overlook her before she .ai diIyen two-thirds of the distance. [ was s fearful night, cold and dark. ud 1t commenced showing st : o'clock. ,he managed b keep her team in the oad most of the distance, until within bout one mile of the house, where the racks indicates that the buggy left the oad and struck southerly. NIT. Boyd. manager of the Cart ranch. took 1t for ranted that the storm had prevent | Ms. Cart from coming home. n the morning he saddled hIs Iorse and rode dows to Carrizo expect ng to meet tse family on the road. IL Tas only upon LIS ArrIvsl at Csrrizo that Ie began :o anticipate calamity, when .e learned tha. the lady had left for .ome the evening before. Boyd i'm ne iiateiy rode back over the road, and iscovered the almost oblitersted track of be buggy leaving the road at the point Ia fore described and almost within ight of the Cart home. Following the rail, he came to the buggy and found na unharnessed horse near the build lgs of the ChalcedOnic Wood Company D a petriied forest About three inches f snow had fallen, and all traces of the Dst mother and her children were obht- rated. Realizing now the calamity and rapf,c yyith eIclteueut he rode raDidly |